Modular Skills Trainer: An effective remote learning tool.

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At the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) School of Nursing, Rebecca Geist is an assistant professor, Valerie Kiper is an associate professor and the regional dean, Rachel Chapman and Shonna Harris are assistant professors, Sandra Caballero is an assistant professor and the director of The F. Marie Hall SimLife Center, Laura Opton is a professor and the associate dean/department chair for Non-traditional Undergraduate Studies, and Sharon Decker is the executive director of the Simulation Program and a professor and the associate dean for Simulation for the School of Nursing.

Published: May 2022

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